24 Nov 1972
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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1972
Page
1
VOE students at Bonham High School organized a community Thanksgiving plan. They discussed local needs, noted shortages of light bulbs and food items, and considered helping families through a school effort. Students referenced ongoing drought and weather, while expressing a wish to assist nearby residents.
A mysterious lurking submarine incident off Norway triggers security searches by British and Norwegian authorities. Reports describe a possible derelict or unknown object. later a separate Thanksgiving basket drive at a local school brings students and staff together, with emphasis on sharing and gratitude.
United Press International reports cloudy, drippy weather across Texas with northern regions hit by ice and freezing conditions. Brownsville records 46 degrees while Panhandle cities warn of frost and travel hazards.
Kissinger, after a short unscheduled visit, met Tho and Xuan in a Paris area villa two blocks from the North Vietnamese mission. Reports say the session lasted about an hour with no details released. The talks, ongoing since Monday, pause without a date for the next meeting.
The Navy discharged about a quarter of 123 black sailors from the Constellation and Kitty Hawk amid racial clashes and a House subcommittee probe. Thirteen were dishonorable discharges while 16 from Constellation have left the service. others faced nonjudicial punishment or general discharges. Two Kitty Hawk sailors were convicted of rioting as hearings continue at North Island.
An Austin patrolman chasing two car thieves collided head-on with another vehicle on State Highway 71 near Gatheld killing three people in the other car. The officer James Bergland survived with injuries. Victims were believed from Houston: Donald Kno to Albert Ping Chang and July Kou.
Rancher Adams opened fire on five men who entered his ranch eating his food. A deputy reported the group fled after shots. Adams was charged with murder in the August Dobie case nearby, linked to Jo Frank Dobie's nephew. Authorities noted motive tied to alleged trespass and border tensions.
Boston report notes a feud between Henry Kissinger and John Connally. A professor says Connally’s bid for secretary of state was blocked by Kissinger to shield Nixon politics. Ashman predicts Connally would resign if appointed.
SCLC field director Joseph Hammond said unrest would spread nationwide after the deaths of two students in campus confrontations. A crowd gathered at the state Capitol heard calls for indicting the murderers as Southern University Baton Rouge and New Orleans campuses faced tensions and daily closures.
The United States reports its eighth aircraft lost in a week as Corsair jets engage over North Vietnam. A pilot parachuted to safety near South China Sea as Vietnamese forces claim attacks across the region.
Soviet party leader Leonid Brezhnev is expected to visit the United States as President Nixon’s guest next April. Diplomatic sources say the invitation was extended during Nixon’s trip to Warsaw last May, with Premier Kosygin and President Podgorny also invited. Brezhnev would be the first Soviet leader to visit Washington since Khrushchev.
Finland becomes the first country to recognize both East and West Germany after a cabinet decision. Prime Minister Kabjeoaten sent telegrams to West German Foreign Minister Van Scheer and Chancellor Otto Winer confirming recognition of the two German states.
The notice attempts to outline a city trash pickup start date and daily routes but OCR errors scramble the details. It mentions a Monday start, Vietday elements, and various place names, creating a jumbled preview of an orderly sanitation rollout.
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